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♦ political /pəˈlɪtɪkl/a.1 politico: political parties, partiti politici; political economy, economia politica; a political solution, una soluzione politica2 interessato alla politica; attivo in politica; politicizzato: My students are very political, i miei studenti sono molto politicizzati3 (spreg.) politico; di interesse politico; di politica: for purely political reasons, per ragioni puramente politiche (o di pura politica)● (stor.) political agent (o resident), consulente inglese di un principe indiano □ a political animal, un animale politico; un politico nato □ the political arena, l'agone politico □ political asylum, asilo politico □ political correctness, il politicamente corretto □ political incorrectness, il politicamente scorretto □ (leg.) political offence, reato politico □ political prisoner, prigioniero politico □ (fin.) political risk, rischio politico; rischio paese □ political science, scienza politica □ political scientist, studioso di scienza politica □ political secretary, segretario particolare ( di un uomo politico) NOTA D'USO: - politic, political o politician?-politicallyavv.politicamente; da un punto di vista politico● politically correct, politicamente corretto.
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